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In 1996, there were 700 domesticated foxes, but in 1998, without enough funds for food and salaries, the number had to be reduced to 100. Most of the project expenses are covered by selling the foxes as pets, but the project remains in a difficult situation and is looking for new sources of revenue from outside sources.

I behalf of the fox community, I would like to extend my thanks. If you are ever attack by chickens, rodents, small birds or other creatures, we have your back (as long as you let us eat your assailant).

We actually suspect we've lost multiple cats to eagles and/or hawks. Over the past ten years, out number of (outside) cats has fluctuated between 2 and 8, and they occasionally disappear without a trace, even the ones that rarely ventured away from the yards.

We've also, multiple times, seen hawks swoop down to take cats. Once, my dad watched one swoop down just above the ground, going right towards a cat. He ran at it yelling, and the hawk flew away; if it weren't for that, that would've prolly been a cat gone.

Another time, we had a cat sitting on out cover porch's bench, as they are wont to do. We hear a thumb and a lot of ruckus, and go outside to see a hawk fluttering about and reorienting itself on the porch. Presumably, he had swooped in and not managed to clear both the beam and the house, crashing. The cat had no fucking idea.

Also, at my aunt's house, she was out walking her dog, when she saw an eagle flying over with something peculiar. upon closer inspection, it was the neighbor's tabby. Eagle was having no trouble flying....just cruising along with a housecat in its claws. She never told the neighbor.

We've also seen an eagle cut a squirrel clean in half with one little bite, so it shows, at least, that it'd have no trouble killing and eating a cat.

I'm watchingggggg this videowhile trippping on 50 mg Ambienn and it's the strangest iexerpnce. 3D it's like my whole computer is 3D and shooting Electronic hoverboard worms of seay. but not the sayey. you cant. Fmark. this gigantic distance. ALl of thoseccreatures they are cREatures are not coupled normlaly it is hellish HWAHT ARE THEY doing on that porcH. I was so oooscared. of that eagle.

I have a feeling it would be much worse if the image were bouncing around and was not stabilized. Think of all the times you've watched a terribly jumpy video because the cameraman couldn't stay steady. Unfortunately we don't have the original to compare against.

We have a fair number of bald eagles in my county. According to the people who observe them on a regular basis, they are mostly scavengers. They do hunt for fish, but they also will go for road kill which is why they get run over every now and then.

Carrion eaters. It's why Ben Franklin wanted turkeys to be our national bird, but since turkeys where named after the country with the same name because everybody thought that was where they came from...

I was with you until last month when I saw a tom with his harem, all trying to jump over a barbed-wire fence and failing spectacularly.

"Hey! Hey, lady-turkey! How'd you get over there?? I want to follow! Here- we- HUP-" falls flat on back on wrong side of fence

Then they all stood around staring at each other like they forgot they had wings, until they forgot about the one that had managed to get to the other side and just started pecking at the ground, pretending they didn't care to begin with.

Turkeys: Smart as bastards during the hunting seasons. Dumb as bricks all other times.

Notice the eagle in the background on the lamp post down by the street. That is the partner to this eagle. They aren't always out to attack and kill each other. Our fox and eagles and cats basically get along just fine here. Sometimes if there is food they might fight over the food some. I live in Unalaska, Alaska in the Aleutian Islands. Also, earlier in the day when the fox first came Gizmo my cat went right up to the fox and told him to leave. It was too funny! But the fox came right back!

I know you can't see me, but I'm pointing my index finger to my temple and making circling motions with it.

When he was one day old his mom put him in a suitcase to die. I saw he was missing and looked everywhere and finally found him in a suitcase up on a shelf. I ended up giving him kitten formula for 4 days (had to give it to him every hour and took him to work with me﻿ in a basket!) until he was strong enough to nurse and join the litter. Needless to say, after that I just had to keep him!

You Americans and your furry, adorable creatures coming to your doorstep. I'm in Australia. Just half an hour ago, I step outside, only to be chased back in by some weird wasp looking thing that decided to torment me by buzzing around my head.

You know what the worse thing about that whole ordeal was? I didn't find out until the next day, and then, my grandfather (who found her) had already dealt with the body. Put it in the bin. 4 days before garbage day. So, for those 4 days, all I could smell whenever I went outside was the decaying remains of my pet. Not a great week.

Yeah, this is cute and all but the eagle and fox are obviously waiting to be fed. I feel like one day something is going to happen to her cat, like if she forgets to feed them one weekend. And thats sort of why you don't ever feed wildlife. Also because the wildlife around me includes bears.

bored lady in middle of nowhere leaves out food all the time, wildlife gathers. She acts like it's a mystery as to why they're all there and not fighting each other. A fox won't risk getting bit if there are free fish around. A cat won't attack a bird if it's well fed and the bird is a giant eagle. ect...

I feel like seconds after the camera-woman is out of sight they either a) begin talking to each other in plain English b) transform into human forms while retaining subtle characteristics of their previous form, such as the fox being a redhead, or c) both. Definitely a secret meeting.

I'd say it's a stalemated 3 way hunting expedition. The cat was hunting for mice. The fox decided to hunt the cat. The eagle decided to hunt the fox. Now they are all on the porch and the cat is probably the safest of the bunch. If the fox tries any funny stuff he opens himself up to the eagle. The eagle has to wait for now because he does not have enough space for an effective attack with the fox behind that barrel.
The second cat blundered onto the scene and quickly sized things up. That's why he wanted into the house...now.

You take the cat inside first, because the eagle won't eat the fox and can get away from the fox if needed. Then take the fox inside and bring the cat out. Then take in the eagle and then the cat. They are all your pets now.

This is in Dutch Harbor, Alaska (deadliest catch). This is actually pretty common up there, at this bar they have there is this old fat dirty bald eagle who just posts up on the dumpster all day. You can actually walk up to him and feed him fish with the bartenders permission.